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In the ever-evolving world of skincare, few things can seem as unassuming as the humble cotton round. That is, until K-Beauty rebrands them as the ultimate hybrid product, deserving of a category of ...

TONERS AREN’T exactly ground breaking. Neither are the cotton pads we use to swipe toners, essences and liquid exfoliators across our skin. By contrast, toner pads — cotton pads or gauze squares ...

An easily misunderstood step, per Cho, the benefit of opting for a toner pad format is its sheer convenience. While liquid formulas require a separate cotton round (often absorbing more product than ...

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Between cleansers, serums and moisturizers, knowing which products are useful to your skin care routine (and which aren’t) can be tricky. One product that has teetered the line between essential and ...

You may or may not have been using toners in your skincare routine since you were a teenager. But the harsh astringents of years past have come a long way, and that's largely thanks to the gentle ...

Cambridge City Councilor Paul F. Toner sits at a Council meeting on Monday. Toner spent nearly a year fighting an effort to delay his public naming as a suspected client of a Cambridge-based brothel ...